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Garth Brooks Takes the World by Storm: "Friends in Low Places."
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Les Leverett was the official staff photographer for The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN.
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The filmmakers discuss the origins of their latest project and what they've learned.
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Charlie Daniels discovers that country and classical are closer cousins than he imagined.
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Black musicians were welcomed into country music before they were accepted by whites.
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Explore the origins of the Grand Ole Opry, the Nashville and Bakersfield Sound and more.
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Friends and admirers share memories of "the Cline."
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Mel Tillis talks about how he dealt with a stutter by singing.
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Featured artists remember Elvis Presley and discuss his unique role in American music.
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Brenda Lee reminisces about the songwriters Felice and Boudleaux Bryant.
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Featured artists marvel at the artistry and genius of Johnny Cash.
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Get a glimpse of the filmmaking process, from research to writing to editing and more.
